> Hello Christina and all: > > Yes, your questions make sense (smile). > > Navigon has a few speed settings ... car, motorcycle, bicycle, and > pedestrian. There might be one other though I am not looking at it > at this moment. If you select a setting the receiver gets an idea of > how fast you might be going and thereby will calibrate information > accordingly. So, if you are on foot the receiver knows you will not > be going at 60 MPH (smile). > > If you are riding on a bus you can use navigon to track where you > are thereby reducing the need to rely exclusively upon a driver > calling out the street names. > > Does that help any? Let us know. > > > On Oct 28, 2009, at 1:27 PM, Christina wrote: > >> >> So, does Navigon work well when on foot as aposed to being in a car? >> Does it work while on a city bus? I hope my questions make sense? I >> mean, does it know you're walking or does it think you're in a car? >> >> Thanks, >> Christina >> On Oct 28, 2009, at 12:54 AM, patrickneazer wrote: >> >>> Hello Scott: >>> >>> You have probably gotten all of the information you require and need >>> to make a decision though I wanted to chime in. >>> >>> Navigon is a FANTASTIC app. I have now tried it in 5 cities ... 3 of >>> which I have never been to. It has not let me down yet though it >>> might in the future (smile). >>> >>> As long as you take a moment to become familiar with the software it >>> will be as reliable as any other GPS solution. >>> >>> I last used it in Birmingham AL to find the bus station from the >>> train station. As long as I was willing to follow the instructions >>> (the major downfall of GPS systems most of the time) ... worked like >>> a charm (smile). >>> >>> Definitely worth the money in my limited humble opinion. >>> On Oct 26, 2009, at 7:59 PM, Scott Howell wrote: >>> >>>> >>>> Folks, I had asked about GPS solutions and I got only one response >>>> from Alex about a product I presume is in development called GDA. >>>> However, I did learn of the MobileNavigator app from the >>>> Maccessibility website and I am curious if anyone has tried this >>>> application. For $90 U.S. I would not be willing to just toss my >>>> money >>>> down in hopes it does work, I'd like to know if anyone has used it >>>> and >>>> their thoughts. I'm looking for a solution that will provide me the >>>> necessary information to get from one location to another. THis >>>> means >>>> if I exit a building and decide I need to be at another location, I >>>> want the software to figure out where I am, and provide me the >>>> information necessary to reach the next destination. >>>> >>>> Thanks, >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> Take good care and I wish you enough. >>> >>> Love >>> >>> Me >>> >>> >>>> >> >> >> >> >
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